Lead single arrives alongside two new tracks as Newcastle’s rising star enters a pivotal new chapter
Jamie Lee Harrison today releases his new single “Without Your Love,” the
lead track from a three-song package that also includes “Nobody Knows About Me” and “I
Will Meet You There.” The release marks what the singer-songwriter describes as the most
honest music he has ever made, born from three years of personal loss and grief that
shaped a deeply emotional body of work.
The release has already received a remarkable endorsement from Jamie’s hometown.
Newcastle United FC played “Without Your Love” during the players’ warm-up at St
James’ Park ahead of their match against West Ham on Sunday 17th May, a moment that
underlines the deep connection between the artist and the city that raised him.
“Without Your Love” is described by Harrison as the most uplifting track he has ever written,
a song about someone being so woven into who you are that life without them doesn’t make
sense. “I Will Meet You There” is among his most personal, capturing the quiet ache of
wishing you could see someone one last time after they’re gone, while “Nobody Knows
About Me” confronts the experience of spending so long in other people’s shadows that you
start to wonder if anyone has ever truly seen you.
A Year of Momentum
The new music arrives at an extraordinary time for Harrison. In the summer of 2025, he
opened for Robbie Williams at the Come Together Festival on Newcastle Town Moor and
performed on the BBC Introducing Stage at Kendal Calling. He has supported artists
including Becky Hill, Tom Grennan, Lucy Spraggan, and Ronan Keating, and was invited to
perform at the Mercury Prize 2025 press event in Fenwick Newcastle at the Greggs
restaurant. His catalogue now boasts 2.84 million streams, over 1,700 radio plays, 26
editorial playlists, and a playlist reach of 11.4 million. Industry recognition has come from the
likes of David Guetta, while his collaborative work includes releases on Sony, Warner
Music, and Polydor.
A Personal Transformation
Away from the stage, Harrison has undergone a remarkable personal transformation, losing
seven stone in weight, a journey that mirrors the renewed sense of purpose running through
his new music. He has also recently become a patron of the Chloe and Liam Together
Forever Trust and has entered the Great North Run in support of the charity,
demonstrating his commitment to giving back to the North East community.
What’s Next
Fans can catch Jamie live at an intimate headline show at Cosmic Social on Low Fell,
Gateshead, as well as a special in-store performance at HMV Newcastle on 27th June. Both
events offer an up-close experience with an artist whose soulful, heartfelt performances
have sold over 1,000 headline tickets across 2024 and 2025.
Harrison is also the founder of Artistribe, a boutique publishing company, and continues to
work on new material with collaborators including Sam Divine.
“This is a pivotal moment for me, and I don’t say that lightly,” says Harrison. “This is the
music I always knew I had in me. I just needed to live enough of life to find it.”